The Treasure Of Kindness

The treasure of kindness

One day there was a woman who was living in a house made of treasures.
But she wasn’t happy, she wanted more. Its a bad thing when your not thankful.
Then you just want more and more until nobody wants to be with you. She’s not
thankful for her friends, family, name,food she’s not thankful for thing. And she is so ugly! When you think dirty thoughts you will look dirty. So if you are not thankful for what you have you will have an unhappy life. One day Henna walked outside and had a dirty face. It was a perfect day, but Henna wasn’t thankful. She saw two little fairies pass by. She was going to catch them. But wait, the fairies weren’t passing by, they were coming to her! The fairies said we need to teach you a lesson.We are the treasure of kindness fairies. You are not thankful for what you have, so we decided to turn you into a dog, so you can go to the pet store. Then you can get an owner and see how thankful he or she is. It’s zapping time, said one of the fairies. So they did. They made her a dog and put her in the pet store. She saw how happy everyone was and then sighed. I wish I could be as happy as them. She saw a little boy approach with a cute little face. Dad can I get the dog please? Yes you may. The little boy picked her up and took her home. Here is some nice fresh meat, said the boy. Henna said, I want something better! The boy who could not understand her, ran out of the door, but first he kissed her on the cheek. Henna decided she had to be thankful for what she had, too. She was thankful for what she had and the spell was lifted. And she had a happier life and kindness.

The moral of the story is be thankful for what you have!

5 Responses

  1. Grandma Renee says:

    Oh Emily your story has such a good message. I loved it and I sure appreciate your imagination. Perhaps some day you will be a great writer of books and stories of all kinds.
    We all need to be thankful for all that we have.
    I’m very thankful you are my sweet , precious great granddaughter.

  2. Emily says:

    Thank You so much for your beautiful comment!

  3. Mom says:

    I think that is a great story Emily. Being grateful for what I have always helps me to be happy too. Thank you for sharing your story writing talent again!

  4. Grandma Alli says:

    I love reading your stories. And I think being grateful is one of the best gifts we can give ourselves… and those around us. Thank you so much for this story. I’m grateful for you… and your stories… and the internet so I can read them. I’m grateful for gratitude!

    I really like this quote (it is one of my favorites) and think maybe you will too. Your mom or dad can help explain any words you might not know:

    Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.
    ~Melody Beattie~

    Love you!

  5. A King’s Life says:

    Beautiful post Emily! You have a wonderful way of telling a story with a great lesson to be learned.

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